Barry Willms is a senior attorney at Counsel On Call's E-Discovery Division. Willms had managed discovery matters for King & Spalding LLP in Atlanta and Bass, Berry & Sims PLC in Nashville.
Brian Zimmerman is manager of the Cool Springs Galleria Jos A. Bank Clothiers store. Zimmerman had been a store manager for the chain in Murfreesboro.
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- Metallica, Madonna videos will return to YouTube
- Waffle House cleared to buy SouthEast Waffles
- Fed acts to limit hikes on credit card interest
- Rent increase, lack of sprinklers irk tenants at N...
- Rent increase, lack of sprinklers irk tenants at N...
- Employers try to limit rising health plan costs
- Employers try to limit rising health plan costs
- Job losses sap Social Security
- Job losses sap Social Security
- Distributor sees gospel music growing on new paths
- Small businesses need freedom to thrive
- Twitter gets $100 million boost
- $650,000 in grants to help fund affordable housing...
- Nashville PR group offers free help to nonprofits
- People heed recession's money lessons
- Student loan relief may be available for borrowers...
- Giarratana tries to sell Nashville properties
- Nashville development dream fades into foreclosure
- Nashville Downtown Partnership honors award winners
- Analysis: Obama reaches out, but still alone
- Work to resume on Cool Springs office building
- Christian publisher Howard Books moves to Brentwood
- Terror probe puts stadiums, hotels on alert
- GM to increase output at factories in Michigan, In...
- New open Internet rules proposed
- Workers distinguish themselves with enthusiasm
- Tom Daschle gives health-care reform 50-50 chance ...
- Economy forces private school students' move to pu...
- Nashville business tenants benefit from landlords'...
- What kind of entrepreneur are you?
- Consumers' economic clout may be overrated
- Business Bankruptcies
- Workers' fears hinder unions
- Federal Reserve moves to regulate banks' pay
- People in Business
- Sign spinners give Nashville advertisers a new twist
- Nations' trade restrictions show they're not walki...
- Nashville business people
- FedEx sees more global demand
- Signs buoy Tennessee consumers
- Consumer confidence improves locally
- Former Saint Thomas CEO to run Texas hospital system
- Groups make final push to shape climate bill
- Health insurance premiums ease upward
- Bart Gordon tort reform amendment gets a closer look
- White House outlines fuel plan
- Judge tosses SEC-bank deal
- Downtown firm nearly doubles office space
- Nashville Business Calendar
- AFL-CIO chief Sweeney bids farewell as labor leader
- What kind of business do you want to start?
- Being your own boss has rewards, drawbacks
- Property owners snub Nashville's offers for conven...
- GM restores white-collar employees' pay
- Business Briefs: Dollar General has solid 2nd quarter
- Middle Tennessee blood donation collectors to vote...
- Madoff's homes, belongings for sale
- Column: How will Democrats answer call on health r...
- 'Redneck' court fight: Hit songwriters sue ATV par...
- Congress may tax top executives' medical plans
- Gold eclipses $1,000
- Dollar General could reignite IPOs
- Memphis riverfront plan generates heated debate
- 'Safety net' hospitals fear they won't survive hea...
- Politics paralyze U.S. labor board
- Labor Department boosts inspections
- American advertisers begin to come out of shells
- Outsourcing company may move call center to downtown
- Gospel Music Association chief resigns as part of ...
- Tennessee to share in Pfizer's record $2.3 billion...
- Tennessee to get $15.6 million share of record Pfi...
- HCA joins eco-friendly Practice Greenhealth group
- Accounting, finance jobs becoming available in Nas...
- Warner Music Group Corp. expands Nashville operations
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- Nashville councilwoman faces ethics complaint
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